The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1887-03-31
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
Wanscd.-.A good boy to learn the
printing business.
= Bnld.Hended.
Be civil to interiors.
The robins are on hand.
Four Councilmen to elect
swinter stin lingers," &c.
Try the Tit Willow Cigar, Sc.
March closes up rather lionish.
Democrats, attend the convention.
All fools day tomorrow, (Friday.)
winter set In again on Sunday night
last.
Particular attention given to Straw
Work at Crouse's Bazaar.
The blizzard business has closed out
for the season.
Coal dealers don't care how long
drawn out the winter is.
The house painters are getting ready
for the spring campaign.
When winter breaks up wedon't want
none of the pieces around.
Big bargains in Boots & Shoes, at
Klins's Red Corner.
which will DO the highest this spring
the bonnet or the bill?
Time for the hand organ man to ap-
pear.
whisper it softly-hoops are coming
into fashion again.
Always ask for the Tit Willow Cigar.
Put up by w, F. Jones.
Give the electric light a fair trial.
That is what we ashland If it proves q
success, adopt it.
False charges against your neighbor
may give you pleasure, but they are
painful to him.
The DEMocRAr desirest to get the floor
long enough to announce that the peach
buds are not all killed.
Look al the new Millinery depart
nent at Crouse's Bazaar.
The equinoctial storm waslast Thurs
day, and it made everything moveable
.sgit up and GIT"
Frank Filbert has remodeled his gro
Gerry. 1t is now among the fine BUSH
ness rooms Of Eaton.
Al Roekield, III, man advertised for
awife and got worth $4,000 It
pays to advertise.
Camden will vote on local option at
the spring election. The Council and
Mayor have so ordered.
Buckskin Gloves Doc. 75c, at Jos.
Woerner's.
Township Trustees should see to it
that suitable guide boards are put up at
all cross roads.
As the reign of the coal dealer draws
to,a close that of the ice man looms up
In the near future.
Progression and a desire to be fully
up to the times should be the motto of
all our business men.
Slaughter sale of Boots & Shoes, at
Kline's Red Corner.
Carpet shaking is prohibited on the
public square, by order of county COM
ru;aa;oners IL Ia said
Bernhard Listemann, the greatest
living violinist, at the Opera House,
April 9Th.
The Tit Willow is here. 1t is a clear
Havana handmade cigar, manufactur-
ed by w. F. Jones.
Farmers will do well to keep an eye
on the festive lightning rod peddler.
The latest dodge is scheme that COB
bles the entire farm.
In the selection of Assessors at the
coming elections it would be wise to
choose men who have the capacity and
moral courage to do their whole duty,
Fred Earhardt, our industrious gar
dener, was around last Saturday morn.
ing with new onions, radishes and LET
tuce.
Bald.Hcaded.
Base ball pitchers are practicing with
iron balls in order to obtain a highe,
rate of speed, and umpires are opening
bids for armor plate clothing.
Hi Henry's minstrel troupe met witt
poor success at Greenville, on account
of political excitement in the spring
election. That is what the Courier says
Get ready for Easter, and buy YOU
Bonnet for the occasion at Crouse's Ba
zaar, where you will find "Eaton's fav
orite trimmer" Miss Laura Mitchell.
No preventing Of Providence the new
iron bridge crossing Sevenmile on Mali
street, will be finished in a couple o
weeks. 1t will be a handsome structure
Rev. E. S. Weaver will preach in tn,
Presbyterian church Sunday morning
at 10 80, and perhaps in the evening
All are invited.
The country is full of %swindlers, an
in spite Of repeated warnings there ar
numerous innocent grangers in ever
county ready to fall into their clutches
Four-in-hand Neckties, new Sprin;
Colors, just received, altos. Woerner,
The emigration from this county t
Kansas and other western States TIL
spring, will be much lighter than fe
several years. This is an indicatio
that people are better satisfied wit
their lot here than formerly.
The man that "wanted but little hel
below" has attracted no small amour
of speculation as to his objects, aspir'
tons and aims in life, but the late